CRIMINAL psychiatrist explains how he spots CRIMINALS faking MENTAL ILLNESS

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@selina4586 Жыл бұрын

Latecia stauch trial is 19 days in , exactly the same subject trying to plead insanity to killing her step son 😭😭

@jcoop49 Жыл бұрын

I too would like to hear Dr Das give his opinion on Dr Lewis's testimony about her findings on Letecia Stauch ,trial day 19 .

@ianharvey4406 Жыл бұрын

Her defense is insane

@melstiller8561 Жыл бұрын

@@jcoop49 --- I would also like that very much indeed. Even though I am neither a clinical psychologist or a psychiatrist, I found Dr. Lewis' testimony deeply insulting to the intelligence of every thinking person.

@GrizzlyTrueCrime Жыл бұрын

Excellent video 👍

@FamilyFriendlyBushcraft Жыл бұрын

Fascinating stuff. Working in the support and recovery side of MH and treating all as subjective we don’t look for ‘fakes’ however I’m certain that I have worked with some over the years. Unconditional positive regard is a real skill! Are you ever concerned that you might have misdiagnosed borderline cases?

@bene8801 Жыл бұрын

A really big dead give away for me is when someone says that they "had their stomach pumped" following an overdose of medicine. That form of treatment has been well and truely moved to history now, and claiming that screams the person is lying to me.

@MoonCat33 Жыл бұрын

I love these story times. So friggin interesting! Thanks Doc

@aishaali1794 Жыл бұрын

I think you were fair with Ms B. Thanks for the video Dr Das.

@snoozygirl468 Жыл бұрын

Please take a look and offer some thoughts on the letecia Stauch case. She is accused of killing her 11 year old stepson and is claiming to be not guilty by reason of insanity. She is claiming to suffer from DID. The trial is closing today in Colorado Springs. It’s broadcast on the law and crime network. Her evaluations with DR Lewis are video recorded and make interesting viewing.

@johnnyearp52 Жыл бұрын

Even if she isn't faking it she will go to a criminally insane unit which is like a jail and a mental hospital combined. There is a good chance she will be locked up longer in there than a regular prison.

@janinemccartha1811 Жыл бұрын

Hi Dr. Das. I've heard of & known people in my past who faked mental illness to get medicine for bipolar etc. to mix with alcohol or other substances. Love your channel & will watch again, interesting, peace to you & yours, love, Janine Smiley😏😀😇🙂😍☕🍩☕🥧🆒️💯❕❗

@adrienekausner9701 Жыл бұрын

I’m no professional but, Letitia’s pants should be on fire. Waiting for the verdict.

@alicejade3657 Жыл бұрын

Yes, I definitely could fake a mental illness at this stage, but I'd have to remember to wipe my internet and KZfaq watch history 😂

@ShipsKat Жыл бұрын

Great mini-series!

@docsmctink Жыл бұрын

Very interesting…

@emmahardy7611 Жыл бұрын

Loved this

@f.b.jeffers0n Жыл бұрын

Have you ever encountered someone with aphantasia (the lack of a mind's eye) and if so, how does it affect the memory, if at all?

@leannewhite9906 Жыл бұрын

I have a diagnosis of BPD and BAD. I have had several psychotic episodes and 3 hospital stays over my 36 years. Can people really fake Psychosis? How do you fake that? Why would you WANT to have a wrong diagnosis hanging over your head? So many questions??? By the way I love your Podcast, I'm a 3rd year Undergrad in Psychology and Criminology now so this is literally the perfect podcast for me

@TheMunchkinita2509 11 ай бұрын

I know for me, (type 2 bipolar) when I have auditory hallucinations, I don't usually hear voices the way that people think I would. Often I just hear music. It's always close by, but I can never find exactly where it's coming from and it's unrelenting. Oh, and it often sounds familiar, but I can't name what song it is. Thankfully they go away once I start being able to sleep again. I have blackouts, but I don't lose entire days and not even really chunks made up of hours, more like I only retain flashbacks of certain events. Though what I hate the most is the jumping between topics. It's embarrassing bc I think I'm making perfect sense, but no one else does. Also, I not only have a very hard time processing what's being said to me (bc my mind is going too fast and in too many directions), but I also have an extremely hard time formulating a response. Typically choosing the correct words and then actually saying them correctly. Basically, my mind is in overdrive and it all makes sense to me in that moment, but to everyone else (and me looking back) it looks like it's gone to mush. But like I said, once my body finally crashes and I can sleep again things usually go back to normal. During my worst manic episode I only got like 3 hrs of sleep in about a week. Can't remember exactly how many days it was somewhere between 6-8. Luckily I'm not an aggressive person so neither I nor my family have to deal with aggression from me. Just frustration from never being understood.

@Ms.Brightside77 Жыл бұрын

I’m wondering if there will be a kindle version of your book?! I’m in us and wasn’t sure if that’s why it’s not available on kindle.

@Ms.Brightside77 Жыл бұрын

Also will part one be back up?!

@melstiller8561 Жыл бұрын

Oh, Dr. Das, how I wish you could have been the psychiatrist engaged in the assessment of two American women currently on trial for murder: Leticia Stauch and Lori Vallow Daybell!

@motleydigger Жыл бұрын

My niece has some drug induced mental problems they're caused from her heavy drug use. But she also exploits the mental illness. She does seem to hear voices occasionally when she is high and coming down but that is meth. When she shop lifts she does crazy things so the employees will say ^geez they don't pay me enough to deal with that" and usually they let her take what she wants. She will go to Walmart go through the line to pay when the cashier tells her the total she says oh I am not paying what can you do about it and grabs her bags to leaves. So if they do call the police she can say she thought she paid. She does have some charges for stealing but not to equal how often she does it. I can't list all the stuff she does here or this would be too long. She inflates her mental illness in court too and she gets slaps on the wrists. She doesn't even do what they order her to do. Shes been orderd multiple times to go to treatment and after care for her drug problem and her mental illness she just doesn't go. They have sent her to 120 detox at a women's prison a few times. The court threatens her that if she doesn't comply she's getting 3yrs in prison. Quite the racket she has going. If I did that stuff I would have been sent to prison or ordered to a secured mental facility for years to complete a sentence. The county court where we live does not treat most individuals that way. Our family is somewhat divided on weather she is mentally Ill or faking. She tried to kick my 82yr old mothers door in, stole from her and tore up her yard. Several months later she called and asked if my mom forgave her then asked for money. My mom stopped giving her money which pissed her off and prompted her trying to kick the door in. She remembers what she does. She's pretty good at it for people that can't see it is an act. Most people are shocked by it. No one in family will let her live with them anymore at all. So she is homeless and I feel bad about that but she stays other places and doesn't seem to mind as long as she can get high. Can you give me some information on how I can tell family members she isn't as bad as she let's on? She's also addicted to getting reactions out of people. She's just as addicted to that as the meth and drugs.

@the_p.p.e. Жыл бұрын

Just be honest with family members. Surely your degree in psychiatry, is proof enough you know what you are talking about. Don't doubt yourself, I'm sure they'll listen.🙏

@motleydigger Жыл бұрын

@@the_p.p.e. I don't have a degree lol I'm an intrested amateur

@the_p.p.e. Жыл бұрын

@@motleydigger Oh sorry, my apologies.

@tadepallisatyanarain Жыл бұрын

Here in India, a friend of mine faked that I was mentally ill just because I was in substance use which I never abused in my life. The accused a friend of mine mixed 50 pills of benzodiazepine like Nitrosun 10mg in alcohol to murder me which due to my family background was in coma for 10 days. But overall the accused tried to steal my life from me by taking advantage of the communication gap in our family. It took from 2004 when I was male raped with 50 pills to finally diagnose the crime in 2018. Meanwhile the accused joined MS13 and dealing drug peddling and sextortioning of good looking wives of unhealthy husband's apart from his inherited government job in Revenue department of India.

@mrbritishguyesq2846 Жыл бұрын

So I’m currently dealing with a particular person who everyone seems to believe is malingering, however from the interactions I’ve had with them I’m fairly confident that there is a genuine psychosis and that they pose a significant risk to public safety based of past history. What do you do? I feel like an assessment was made based of of their history, when actually sitting and talking to them it indicates that they are not well.

@HassanCodA-Xod8hm. 4 ай бұрын

🤔 Nice to meet you 🛐

@imreallydead.23 Жыл бұрын

Also when they get their first antipsychotic and miraculously the voices or delusions stop

@stfustfu1 Жыл бұрын

my brother was in psychosis for a year, he got his girst antipsychotic and literally the next day his delusions were gone 85%, the second day fully. and they haven't came back for a second, being on the meds. so...

@johnnyearp52 Жыл бұрын

@@stfustfu1 That is rare though.

@stfustfu1 Жыл бұрын

@@johnnyearp52 yeah, well his psychosis was induced by the ... cv shots if you know what I mean, at least before those he never had any mental disorder, neither did the family members. 1 month after the second, he started to have delusions. and literally after 2 antipsych pills it was gone. but he's still on the pill. too bad he was in this state for a year because for the love of god we couldn't drag him to a psychiatrist. and his neurotransmitters were all over the place while he was in psychosis, this was the only fact he accepted and decided to go to the psych doctor. so weird, but it happens.

@johnnyearp52 Жыл бұрын

@@stfustfu1 Sounds very rare.

@imreallydead.23 Жыл бұрын

Also a psychiatrist called dr Beth colby has a channel it only has a small following but she has some interesting content maybe you could link up for a video

@clairea-richards1107 Жыл бұрын

Think Letecia Stauch would be a good study for you, does she have DID? As she had no past history of this or even family noticing. Full court trial including Dorothy Lewis who believes her, would love to know your thoughts

@tomsheppard378 Жыл бұрын

Will this be a suspicious video😂😂. Maybe you could check what KZfaq videos they've been watching

@johnnyearp52 Жыл бұрын

Probably.

@greigsanderson Жыл бұрын

Great work for criminals to learn how? Great idea.

@carolwardropper5521 Жыл бұрын

Agree…will take all this in when i’m scamming my next million.😂😂

@shekinah1876 Жыл бұрын

I totally disagree with you as it would take a lot more than listening to any psychologist/psychiatrist's expert opinions to even help you play mentally ill. If you've learnt and perfected lying everything and everybody will pick you pretty quickly. There's a recent saying 'If you tell the truth it becomes part of your past. If you tell a lie, it becomes part of your future.'. My point is the same outcome as Googling many easy ways of killing your partner, friend etc. It becomes a matter of remembering every lie you've told and you'd need to be an extremely good liar with a photographic memory. Just thought I'd put that there. 🤔 Food for thought.

@johnnyearp52 Жыл бұрын

I know many psychotic people in person. I still don't know if I could fake it.